Crossover Classics: The Marvel/Dc Collection

Rating:
Summary: A so-so book
Review: The stories really good are only Batman-SpiderMan and Team X - Team 7... the others are so "light" that don't deserve to be mentioned. A thing to see is Superman eating (something you don't see a lot in comics). The stories of Gen13 looks like Beverly Hills 90210 with superpowers and don't even has good supervillians. Don't waste your money, if you want to read it, better borrow it.

Rating:
Summary: A so-so book
Review: The stories really good are only Batman-SpiderMan and Team X - Team 7... the others are so "light" that don't deserve to be mentioned. A thing to see is Superman eating (something you don't see a lot in comics). The stories of Gen13 looks like Beverly Hills 90210 with superpowers and don't even has good supervillians. Don't waste your money, if you want to read it, better borrow it.

Rating:
Summary: In Case You Were Wondering
Review: this collection contains Superman/Hulk, Spider-Man/Batman, Daredevil/Batman, Gen13/Spider-Man, GenX/Gen13, and Team X/Team 7. Not a bad collection, and plenty of pages make it worthwhile, since most of these books were prestige format, it would probably cost well over 30 dollars to buy the individual books.

Rating:
Summary: Lacks Marvel and brings Dull Comics..
Review: This is about five crossover stories that all feature Marvel characters but not all are DC heroes pre say, there are two stories where Gen 13 is involved and they were originally created at Image Comics (but has since broken off into various units, and one group went to DC). No matter these former Image charecters are shallow and litterally made of the paper that they are printed on. GEN 13/Fantastic Four give me a break, and GEN 13/Gen X, Please. Not a very great book or stories featured in them.

Rating:
Summary: Lacks Marvel and brings Dull Comics..
Review: This is about five crossover stories that all feature Marvel characters but not all are DC heroes pre say, there are two stories where Gen 13 is involved and they were originally created at Image Comics (but has since broken off into various units, and one group went to DC). No matter these former Image charecters are shallow and litterally made of the paper that they are printed on. GEN 13/Fantastic Four give me a break, and GEN 13/Gen X, Please. Not a very great book or stories featured in them.